You have always been younger.
What is a word you feel that too many people use?
I use the word Really too often. Following on my words, but I keep them available as not to use them often.
Instead of using “really,” you can use a variety of synonyms depending on the context. Some options include: truly, actually, genuinely, extremely, absolutely, positively, undeniably, seriously, or indeed. You can also use phrases like “in fact,” “in reality,” or “as a matter of fact”. The best alternative will depend on the specific nuance you want to convey.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
For emphasizing something:
- Truly: “I truly believe it” (emphasizes sincerity)
- Absolutely: “That’s absolutely correct” (emphasizes certainty)
- Positively: “I am positively certain” (emphasizes strong conviction)
- Undeniably: “The evidence is undeniably strong” (emphasizes irrefutable proof)
For adding formality:
- Indeed:“Indeed, it was a difficult situation” (adds a touch of formality and emphasis)
- In fact:“In fact, the situation was even worse than we thought” (adds formality and a sense of reality)
Literally -actually this word is not needed.
Actually – literally the same for this one.








I would love to hear you opinion as well